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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1966

Page

8

Christmas Cards Start a Century-Old Global Tradition

The article traces the origins of Christmas cards to 1843 when Henry Cole commissioned John Calcott Horsley to design a festive card. It describes the first thousand lithographed copies, their sale in a London shop, and the rapid spread to the United States via Albany merchant R. J. Pease. The piece notes Dickens and Victoria era influences and the rise of mass greeting card production worldwide.

Cole Royal Academy John Calcott Horsley United States States Albany, New York R. J. Pease

Manitoba conference on elementary education in Winnipeg

Local attendees at the first Manitoba conference on elementary education met in Winnipeg from November 30 to December 3. Speakers included June Callwood and Sybil Shack who urged reform while others defended current practices and emphasized classroom realities and discovery over memorization.

Robert G. Deveson Shoal Lake Manitoba Winnipeg Manitoba Teachers’ Society Manitoba Department of Education Faculty of Education University of Manitoba Manitoba Association of School Trustees Department of Education Toronto June Callwood Trent Frayne Newfoundland Canada Ance Walter H. Worth Edmonton

Brandon College Dr E J Tyler Addresses 1966 Graduates

Dr E J Tyler of Brandon College spoke in Brandon about education technology and planning as the focus of modern culture. The 1966 Birdtail River Collegiate graduates totaled seventy one with sixty two pursuing further study and nine employed locally or in construction. Nursing topped the list with ten training as Registered Nurses, others in Education Arts Science Engineering Home Economics Architecture and more.

Brandon E. J. Tyler Brandon College Birdtail River Faculty of Education Manitoba Institute of Technology

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Chaintman Henry Cole London England Prince Albert Queen Victoria Merry Christmas Gammack Decker Kady-Lo Feed Service Mill Bill Lewycky Ping’s Hamiote Manitobe Sybil Shack Isaac Brock School Miss Callwood Ignor Czechoslovakia U.S Russia St. Regis St. Regis Hotel Smith Street Seregiu Hamiota Bakery Pittendreigh Bros Bill and George and Staff Dawson’s Dry Cleaners Strickland Agencies Ltd
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